Fashion-on-Demand Platform Tapstitch Builds on Atlanta Streetwear Ties Ahead of ComplexCon

Tapstitch, a fashion-on-demand company that says it works with more than 50,000 brands and creators globally, is heading to ComplexCon Los Angeles October 3-4 after a recent activation at Atlanta's UNFAZED Streetwear Market. The Los Angeles-based company set up at UNFAZED, where organizers say it engaged with hundreds of local streetwear founders, artists and creators over the course of one weekend. Unlike standard print-on-demand services, Tapstitch offers private-label manufacturing, ecommerce integrations and dropshipping, letting emerging brands produce apparel without inventory risk or minimum order requirements. Claire Lin, the company's CMO, credited Atlanta's streetwear scene as a driving force in shaping fashion trends nationally. LaBaron Anthony, co-founder of UNFAZED, said the partnership gives independent designers access to manufacturing and tech resources they might not otherwise have. The move comes as the global streetwear industry, valued near $398 billion this year, is projected to grow to roughly $734 billion by 2034, according to Fortune Business Insights cited by the company. At ComplexCon, Tapstitch plans to demonstrate its full production pipeline, aiming to show entrepreneurs how to take a concept to a market-ready clothing line. Founded in 2024, the company says it has fulfilled more than 4 million garments and offers over 1,000 apparel styles.